Rogers Launches Nationwide Satellite-to-Mobile Service with Popular Apps
Reuters
Dec 09
Rogers Launches Nationwide Satellite-to-Mobile Service with <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/BPOPN">Popular</a> Apps
Rogers Communications Inc. has announced the launch of Rogers Satellite, a new satellite-to-mobile service that expands coverage across Canada, especially in areas where traditional cellular networks are unavailable. This innovative service enables users to access popular apps such as WhatsApp, Google Maps, AccuWeather, X, and CalTopo via satellite connectivity on most modern smartphones. The expansion also includes satellite-to-mobile IoT services for businesses, supporting applications like fleet tracking and automated sensors in remote regions. Rogers customers on select plans can access the service at no additional cost during promotional periods, while all Canadians can subscribe for $15/month. The company plans to further expand the service to include data and 911 voice services in the near future.
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